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Januar 2020. ZAVIČAJ Januar 2020. ZAVIČAJ U NEGOTINU U OPŠTINI KLADOVO SVETOSAVSKA AKADEMIJA POSVEĆENA VELIKOM JUBILEJU, SVETI SAVA OBELEŽEN 800 GODINA SAMOSTALNOSTI PRIGODNIM PROGRAMIMA SRPSKE PRAVOSLAVNE CRKVE U SVIM OSNOVNIM ŠKOLAMA U negotinskom Domu kulture „Stevan Mokranjac“ priređena je tra- Predsednik opštine Kladovo Saša Nikolić prisustvovao je sa sa- dicionalna Svetosavska akademija uz učešće predstavnika svih škola, radnicima Svetosavskoj akademiji u OŠ “Vuk Karadžić”. Tematski pro- vrtića, KUD „Stevan Mokranjac“ i Hora Crkve Sveta Trojica. gram na Dan Svetog Save velikog srpskog prosvetitelja utemeljivača Ovogodišnja Svetosavska akademija, po zamisli profesorke Nego- obrazovanja i prvog srpskog arhiepiskopa osim u gradskoj osnovnoj tinske gimnazije Vesne Stanković, bila je posvećena velikom jubileju, školi održan je u matičnim osnovnim školama i izdvojenim odeljenima 800 godina samostalnosti Srpske pravoslavne crkve, o čijoj je bogatoj u Korbovu, Brzoj Palanci, Podvrški i Tekiji kao i u brojnim hramovima i burnoj istoriji govorio i prigodan recital koje su publici u prepunoj sali u opštini Kladovo. Kao školska slava obeležava se od 1840. godine, Doma kulture kazivale nadahnuto Mia Stanković, Martina Neziri i Mari- na predlog Atanasija Nikolića, tadašnjeg rektora Liceja u Kragujevcu. ja Šamić, učenice Gimnazije. Tradicionalno veče je Himnom i troparom Svetom Savi otvorio Hor Crkve Sveta Trojica, pod upravom Svetlane Kravčenko, koji se pred- stavio i probranim delima pravoslav- nog duhovnog opusa. „Samo značajni ljudi u istoriji ostavljaju trajni beleg“, podsetio je protojerej-stavrofor Ranko Jović, be- sedničar, i dodao da „vodeće mesto, su pripremale sa đacima Dragana Đurković, Nebica Stanković Stojko- sigurno pripada Svetom Savi“. vić, Bojana Đorđević i Jovana Rodić, ali i duhovnim pesmama zanimlji- Deca Predškolske ustanove “Pče- vih aranžmana u interpretaciji brojnih solista i hora škole pod upravom lica” iz pripremne grupe Mirjane Stoja- Eme Milošević Anđelić. nović i Nade Arsenijević predstavili su I najstarija negotinska os- se plesnim aranžmanima, a posebnu novna škola, OŠ “Vuk Karadžić” pažnju privukla je numera “Krst je sila i slava”. odlučila se da publici predstavi Osnovna škola “Vera Radosavljević” se ponovo odlučila da svoj svoj hor koji sa uspehom vodi Tanja Milosavljević, Etno grupu “Klasje” Dušice Đurđić, a da pro- gram skladno nastavi prigodnim stihovima koje je kazivala jedna od najboljih negotinskih recita- Praznik Savindan je u crkvenom kalendaru upisan crvenim slovima torski Jovana Lekić, zanimljivom i jedan je od najvećih hramovnih i porodičnih praznika u srpskom na- plesnom koreografijom devojčica rodu. Savindan se proslavljao sve do 1945. godine, kada je ukinut od- u boji srpske zastave i kraćim lukom tadašnjih vlasti. Posle poluvekovne zabrane od komunističkog dramskim recitalom, koji su pri- režima, 90-ih godina prošlog veka ponovo se vraća kao školska slava. premili: Svetlana Milanović, Mi- Inače od Katarine Tomić pomoćnika direktora škole i ovogodišnjeg odrag Ristić, Maša Milivojević i domaćina slave, domaćinstvo za narednu godinu preuzela je predsed- Jovana Rodić. nica Saveta roditelja Sanja Brložanović. Na akademiji posvećenoj delu Svetog Save, srpskog princa, mona- Na kraju akademije predsta- ha i igumana, nagrađeni su i učenici autori najboljih radova koji su pri- vilo se Kulturno-umetničko druš- stigli na likovni i literarni konkurs. Na Likovnom konkursu prvu nagradu tvo “Stevan Mokranjac” sa svoja su osvojile Zorana Trailović i Ana Pucinikić, a na literarnom najbolje deo programa predstavi kroz nešto drugačiju formu, bogatom sceno- tri igračka ansambla od najmla- radove su napisali Vuk Živanić i Ivan Urojević grafijom i efektnom smenom tačaka, pripovedajući neke od manje po- đih do veterana i koreografijama koje su sa članovima uvežbavali Sne- znatih detalja iz života Rastka Nemanjića, Svetog Save. Za ovaj deo žana Pitarević, Dejan Ivković i Branislav Stefanović. akademije bile su zadužene Sanja Ilić, Marija Dženovljanović, Sanja I ove godine sva deca, učesnici programa dobili su svetosavske Radosavljević i Ivana Stepanović. paketiće, a u foajeu Doma kulture priređeno je i donatorsko veče, na Osnovna škola “Branko Radičević” predstavila se ritmičkim stilizo- kojem su članice Kola srpskih sestara iz Negotina, uz tradicionalno vanim folklornim igrama, scenskim igrokazima i malim recitalom, koje posluženje, prikupljale sredstva za pomoć materijalno ugroženoj deci. ZAVIČAJ Januar 2020. Januar 2020. ZAVIČAJ klaviru pratila Nataša Veljković. Njih dve su nadahnuto i sa mnogo U ORGANIZACIJI SPKD “PROSVJETA” IZ BEČA emocija izvele splet srpskih, ruskih, španskih i italijanskih pesama i U PROSVJETINOJ “SRPSKI NOVOGODIŠNJI ŠKOLI U BEČU KONCERT” POSTAJE PROSLAVLJEN SAVINDAN VRHUNSKI KULTURNI DOŽIVLJAJ U prostorijama Udruženja Srba u Austriji u Beču, održana je tra- dicionalna, praznična Svetosavska priredba. Đaci Prosvjetine Škole Nova godina po Julijanskom kalendaru proslavljena je i u Austriji, deci Prosvjetine škole, koja već sedam godina funkcioniše u Beču. srpskog jezika su sve prisutne impresionirali svojim nastupom i svoje a u Beču je SPKD “Prosvjeta” organizovala svoj tradicionalni Novogo- Odbor Društva sa mnogo napora, i nažalost samostalno, sa premalo nastavnice, koje su pripremile celokupan program, učinili jako pono- dišnji koncert. Srpsko kulturno-prosvjetno društvo “Prosvjeta”, po de- podrške matice i dijaspore, uspešno održava. “Ta škola je vrlo važna i snim. Prepuna sala je odjekivala od aplauza roditelja i brojnih gostiju. veti put zaredom, organizovalo je “Srpski novogodišnji koncert”, a ove za Prosvjetu, za bečke Srbe i Srbe u Austriji, jer se bori protiv namet- više puta podigle publiku na Srđan Mijalković, predsednik Prosvjete, je pozdravio prisutne, i godine, zvezda koncerta bila je operska diva, mecosopran Dragana nutog veštačkog jezika koji se nudi u školama “BKS””, podvlači on. noge. podsetio na značaj ove škole, i na to koliki trud u sve ovo ulaže cela del Monako. U programu je nastupio i vi- Prosvjeta, a najviše nastavnice koje predaju u njoj. U Prosvjeti svi po- Koncertu su prisustvovali ambasador Srbije u Austriji Nebojša Ro- olončelista Miloš Stosiek. Uz mažu nesebično i od srca da škola raste i razvija se, ali istakao da je dić, predstavnici srpskih organizacija, austrijskih organa, sveštenstvo klavirsku pratnju Nataše Veljko- veća podrška institucija neophodna za održivost ovog projekta. i veliki broj naših ljudi, ali i Austrijanaca.. vić izveli su dela velikih svetskih kompozitora klasične muzike. Ova tradicionalna manifesta- cija zauzima sve važnije mesto u kulturnoj ponudi Beča, a svakako predstavlja jedinstven i uspešan način da se brojna srpska zajed- nica u ovoj evropskoj metropoli pozitivno promoviše i pokaže svoje kulturne vrednosti. Mijalković je najavio da se radi na tome da jubilarni, 10. Novogodišnji koncert, bude održan u jed- noj od uglednih koncertnih dvorana u Beču, kao što je Zlatna sala Mu- zikfarajna u kojoj se održava širom sveta poznat Novogodišnji koncert Već po tradiciji Novogodišnji bečke filharmonije. koncert otvorio je “ Mali hor “ Pro- „Okupili smo se ovde u Srpskoj kući u Beču u Udruženju Srba u svjete, sa prigodnim pesmama na Austriji, da zajedno sa našom decom proslavimo Savindan na pravom U ime episkopa austrijsko-švajcarskog Andreja prisutne je pozdra- srpskom I nemačkom jeziku. mestu. Ovu proslavu naša deca iz Austrije posvećuju svojim vršnjaci- vio sveštenik Jovan Govedarica. On je pohvalio održavanje Novogo- Najavljivano malo muzičko ma u Crnoj Gori, jer, kao što se razredi naše škole nalaze u prostori- dišnjeg koncerta, koji, kako su istakli organizatori, nije samo proslava iznenađenje bili su Jelena Krstić jama srpskih crkava ovde, želimo da i naši drugari u Crnoj Gori mogu Srpske nove godine, već fešta muzike i očuvanje tradicije. Rekao je da I Aleksandar Simić koji su publici da nesmetano posećuju svoje hramove, da rastu i da se duhovno je vladika, s obzirom da koncert ima humanitarni karakter, jer su sva pokazali svoje izvanredne vokal- obrazuju u srpskim crkvama na tom prostoru, i da im to niko ne može sredstva namenjena radu Prosvjetine škole ćirilice, odlučio da podrži ne sposobnosti. oduzeti i zabraniti! Mi smo srcem uz njih i imaju našu podršku!“ rekao rad te škole sa prilogom od 500 evra. Glavna zvezda večeri Novo- je Mijalković. Predsednik SPKD “Prosvjeta” u Austriji Srđan Mijalković zahvalio godišnjeg koncerta bila je svaka- „Sveti Sava je se na pomoći vladike I kazao da će prihodi sa koncerta biti prosleđeni ko Dragan del Monako, koju je na školska slava koju sva srpska deca treba da slave, gde god da se nalaze. Zato smo mi, vo- đene višim ciljem, Na kraju koncerta predsednik Prosvjete Srđan Mijalković zahvalio sa zadovoljstvom je gostima i prijateljima Prosvjete na pomoći. Iskreno se zahvalio du- pripremile đake i or- gogodišnjem prijatelju Društva, humanisti i dobrotvoru Zoranu Kalabi- ganizovale celoku- ću, a posebnu zahvalnost izrazio je Nataši Veljković, koja je i na ovom pan događaj. Ponekad ni same nismo svesne koliko, učeći ove đake , a i nekim ranijim koncertima svojim umetničkim, ali i organizatorskim, srpskom jeziku i kulturi, zapravo činimo veliku stvar za njih i budućnost pedagoškim i ljudskim naše zajednice u Beču.“, istakla je Vesna Špirić, nastavnica u Školi kvalitetima pružila veliku srpskog jezika. pomoć i pokazala kako se Sam početak priredbe je ostao upečatljiv jer je više od 100 učenika na najbolji način neguje i na bini otpevalo Himnu Svetom Savi. Nakon toga su se ređale reci- prezentuje vrhunska mu- tacije
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